His Body Brought Home. (NOLA 2024 - Part 2)
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
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The Angel face you see is the Haserot, named “The Angel of Death Victorious". The stoic angel is seated on the marble gravestone of canning entrepreneur Francis Haserot and his family. Holding an extinguished torch upside-down, it represents a symbol of life extinguished. Wings are outstretched and the gaze is straight ahead.
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This channel is focused on casually walking and viewing a handful of the thousands of forgotten names and faces at various cemeteries near and afar. Seeing their faces up close. And when able, telling the stories behind their names.
Most graves are unknown and lost to history.
Some are famous.
And some infamous....
....and some with tragic endings.
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🔴 If you want to hear me discuss the “year and a day” ritual there in the south, go to the 23:10 mark - ruclips.net/video/BEx0DWnM9ds/видео.htmlsi=gwWcvfCETMPpdKzf
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Wow Ron! You're more than halfway to 1 mil subscribers!!💛
Thanks for sharing the stories of those who would otherwise be forgotten. I particularly appreciate the story of the soldier whose body was returned from Okinawa, we owe a lot to all of our veterans!
Yay Ron!!!!! Yes, I do enjoy these adventures with you and getting to know the people with you and Deb! Thank you both!
The angel statue is gorgeous. The photos and stories are so interesting.
I feel for them losing their son in the war. I'm so glad they finally were able to get him home.
I love this music. It is so uplifting and beautiful.
It was so good to see your smile and hear your voice as always, Ron.
Parents aren't supposed to outlive their kids. Okinawa was a rough battle. I salute any vets who fought to preserve our freedom and liberty.
Hi Ron, I liked this video, it's interesting to hear about people lives from that era. I'm glad the soldier's body was returned. Thanks for sharing their stories. Take care Ron.
Another great video! I love the music, sort of light and airy yet memorial like. Thanks for calling out our war heros!I have Uncles and cousins who fought in WWII and Vietnam and we were lucky, all came back alive!
I enjoy these kind of stories. Please keep doing them for us. Thank you, Ron.
I do enjoy the stories of everyday people. Thank everyone that found their stories. Take care.
I like the different parts of the series. You are able to get a bit of the history each time. Please continue to do these stories.❤
Very interesting as always! Glad to have you back! Many thanks to you & Deb 💜
Wow! Absolutely incredible ❤ Thank you Ron!!
I do love this format learning about folks. The only son that died in WWII broke my heart so sad. RIP to all the families you visited, Ron🙏🏼🙏🏼
Another great 1 Ron. Thanks Deb for all your hard work.❤😊❤
Thanks Ron Happy Memorial Day Weekend
Love to hear the history. Thank you for helping these people be remembered
thank you for sharing your video today, Debra and you did a fantastic job. 🤩 Have a great and safe Memorial Day Weekend - Trish
I love this!!! Thanks Ron❤❤
Just wanted to also thank Deb and the rest of your support group! You guys are amazing and help Ron to bring us to meet these interesting souls which makes Ron amazing! You are all appreciated so very much!
As always Ron am going to watch as I have been eagerly waiting for another video hope maybe one day u drop over to the uk we would love to have you visit 😊😊👍
Gotta say that I prefer cemeteries with trees and grass.
Love these cemeteries. Great video - as always!
So interesting, as always. Thank you, Ron, for taking us on your visit ❤
Thanks Deb❤ Thanks Ron❤ Always love the pictures and the stories about them❤
I love this new series it shows that everyday people are remembered
Love your docs and please continue to share!❤
Hi Ron. It is good to see you all. Thank you for uploading this video. Watching from Malaysia 🇲🇾😊😊
I love everything you do. Thanks for all your hard work .
Deb, you are amazing ❤
GREAT work, Ron and Deb!! XXXX Ps 💞💕❤🤗👏👍
Thank you Ron for sharing these stories , love this beautiful cemetery ❤
Thank you Ron, love hearing the history of these people who would otherwise be forgotten....looking forward to part 3.
I really enjoy this type of video, and it sure seems like everyone else in the comment section does too! Hope you're having fun out there, Ron!
Love your stories ❤️ have a wonderful vacation thanks Ron for all you do
There is something comforting about being interred with family in the same vault like those. Enjoyed the walk with you Ron.
glad you made it back to New Orleans ❤
I love this series. My dad was a veteran, and I like you to remember them.
Loving this Ron - keep doing this ☺️☺️☺️
Wonderful for you to bring these people back that were once living and productive human beings.❤
The “spinsters“ who never married back in the day. I wonder if it was sad for them or if it was quite the norm and accepted. whenever I think of a woman of that era not marrying, especially if they wanted to, it makes me sad. Still can’t get over seeing you put a few videos out - so good to see Ron again!
Ron, you’re great storyteller. I appreciate Deb’s work that brings some of those stories. Glad to be in Faces community 💕
I love hearing these short stories about people who have been long passed. Brings them back to mind as they are remembered ❤
I love the NOLA cemeteries the best. Thank you Ron❤️
So many stories buried with the dead. Glad to hear at least some of them. It would be so cool to pick a cemetery mausoleum or even a line of gravestones and crypt by crypt or grave by grave be able to tell each person's story who is buried in that single row of remains. I wonder if that's even possible to find a section of people whose stories could each be found. It was just an interesting thought. Maybe kind of a game in my head as well as a Challange to see if their life riddles could be unwound. Thanks Ron, you always do such a great job speaking for those who can't. RIP to all ❤ 💐
Great video, Ron. I find that common people most often have the most touching stories. Thanks to you, they are not forgotten! ❤
Glad your back !!😊😊😊
Wow thank you ron it is wonderful news pls be save good night God bless
🖐 so ready!
Thank you Ron!
Thank you for sharing. Love the stories and the history!
Hi Ron...great story...the cemetery is very different from regular cemeteries...glad David was brought home to rest... thanks for all your great vlogs... take care.... Deborah 🇨🇦
God Bless These Heroes Who Died In WWII fighting to save us our freedom…🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🎖️🎖️🎖️🎖️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
My uncle was killed in Okinawa May 26, 1945. He is now buried in National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu. The first interment there was in 1949. We have a picture of his grave in Okinawa.
We only found out in 2019 that there is a memorial in Okinawa with the names of all those who died during the battle on both sides. A friend sent me a picture of my uncles name. So David Barry from your video must have his name there also.
I adore these stories.. I get off work and literally watch your shows! ❤❤ Thank you so much for taking us back in time to show us where we have been, where we are, and where we are going 💗 Look forward to every showcase!! Even love your voice!! It calms one down.. pleasant and peaceful 💕💕💕 Keep it going!! Very much enjoy👍👍👍
Hi Ron. Watching replay. Thank you for such interesting stories. Thank you for the hard work Ron and Deb. Looking forward to more.
Had off work , so enjoying watching this amazing cemetery 🪦🪦 episode thank you Ron an Deb for sharing .Everyone have a safe an happy holiday weekend .from beautiful Wisconsin ❤An thank you for all the military 🪖 🪖 people an all the people in my family that are or were in the military 🪖 for our country an the ones that passed ❤ ..god bless America ,thank you for all that sacrifices an service ❤
Very educational Ron,learn something about people from early last century,safe travels mate,🙏🙏👏👏👋👋👍🇦🇺
There are so many interesting stories from Louisiana cemeteries, especially NOLA. You have to be very careful walking through them.
NOLA. Great old city! Spooky, after the sun sets. New Orleans is often referred as "The Chicago of the South".
Thanks, Ron, for a fascinating look at this interesting cemetery! It's important to honor our soldiers like David Barry this Memorial Day weekend. Stories about ordinary people with extraordinary lives are always appreciated!
I LOVE this!! Everyone has a story.
Ron I love watching your posts they're very interesting to watch, I watch them from Australia 🇦🇺
I love you new forum. It's a good change. And also I hope your vacation is good great. 😘☮️🌵🦅
Interesting stories of those interred there. A very beautiful cemetery. I've often wondered why they don't fill the few barren plots of ground with flowers. No landscape anywhere.
What away to honor these people Thanks Ron
Thank you for sharing all your hard work that you do, I really enjoy watching them. Mary from England
So I actually live in Pa where we bury our ancestors in coffins and cement vaults so do they use caskets in the South and Like out west like Arizona?
Love to see those lovely photos ❤ a snippet in time
I love the New Orleans cemeteries, they really are elaborate and gorgeous monuments to the lives of people and families in time. They are quite literally cities of the dead.
Many more have their names back who died on the USS Oklahoma in Pearl Harbor. Some have been returned to where they were from and some were reinterned at the punchbowl national cemetery in Honolulu
Thanks as always Ron! Loved the stories! Looking forward to Part 3 now. 😃
You have gained 14,000 subscribers since you announced your vacation 🎉 wow!! 🤩 congratulations 🍾🎊🎉
I cannot believe it, unreal...what a great Gang we have!!!!!!!!!
@@FacesoftheForgotten yes you were at 588K subscribers I took a screenshot of it the day you announced your taking time off for vacation. Now your at 602K subscribers
I watch all of your videos excellent history lessons. 👍👍
Thank you for your work, keeping their memories alive ❤
Always great hearing about those within and photos to match.
I really enjoyed Parts 1 and 2. I love this format because it gives a bit of insight into some of the long departed. Although I live in central NC, Charleston, SC is one of my favorite places to walk through old cemeteries. I also love walking through some of the old, forgotten graveyards outside of small towns in southeastern Virginia, at least those that do not lie beneath Smith Moutain Lake now. I've always been fascinated by the people buried in these old cemeteries as I ponder what their lives and personalities were like.
Very cool. Great note, and thanks for that info Smith Mountain Lake. Sounds like Lake Lanier in Georgia story I did.
Anyway a new episode part three coming out next Thursday will cap this one off
@@FacesoftheForgotten I found the best graveyards by tromping through the woods around Moneta, Franklin County, VA. I doubt that many people realize that these exist. I haven't been there since the early 1980s, so it's possible that development has taken them over.
great video
Thank you❤❤
I love these ❤
good job boss ❤
Love it
Love these videos Ron, thanks a bunch!
Whoa this was a great episode man 🙏🌸🦋🌱
Love the stories of everyday people.😘
Hi Ron ,as soon as i saw the alert i jumped yp from a nap
May I ask for a link to a video which explains the year rule, what would happen if the next person passed before that time period was up and is there a maximum of occupants to a crypt or was that based on the original sale of the crypt? Thank you in advance x
Oh OK I’ll go find it. 😀
23:10 mark - ruclips.net/video/BEx0DWnM9ds/видео.htmlsi=gwWcvfCETMPpdKzf
Thank you so much 😊
Love Your Videos!You Are The best!
looking forward for part 3😊❤❤
Ron be careful in the nolia ok ❤
Hi, Love watching your videos....yes i like this format very much....but i like it all, lol....many thanks.....greetings from New Zealand.
Thanks for sharing ron ..
LOVE THIS DO MORE ❤❤❤
Love them all Ron!
I enjoy your videos alot, and am so appreciative for you travelling, and showing us, the Graves - and your stories are so deep !- Your the BEST !- Stay Safe buddy !.
Thank you so much Ron, you give us such interesting and informative details. You work so hard at your research. Stay safe and keep well. Zora in cold wintry Melbourne, Australia!
Yes, these are very interesting!
The picture of Elvira at around 8.27 mark, she reminds of a Kennedy sister. That's what I see. Pretty girl. Ron, thank you for their stories.
Very good video Ron! Interesting people & neat looking cemetery. God rest their souls. ❤️💐🙏🏻🕊️
I love learning all the stories. Please do more. Just found out my grandparents graves were removed in Germany, the time was up. That’s one good thing in the USA that you can walk in cemeteries and learn about history. Thank you Ron for the wonderful videos.
Hey gang. Greetings from Barbados. Thanks for your vudeos Ron. One of my hobbies is walking through cemeteries and reading headstones. I often wonder about the lives of the people. So it's great to see graves and hear your stories
This is what incredible. I love in Ohio where mausoleums in cemeteries are occasionally seen. I understand because of the low lying topography of this part of the country that above ground burial is necessary. But to see rows and rows of mausoleums is mind boggling to me. These are actual cities of the dead
Thanks for this awesome 3 part journey, Ron